At the State of the Union, Congressional Democrats cheer for saving prematurely born babies

who are wanted by their parents while scowling at the President's call to ban the killing a fully viable unwanted third-trimester babies.

Then appearing on the view, Pete Buttigesge defends nine-month abortions and

infanticide. Again, 162 years after Lincoln's speech we are again a house

divided on the question of human equality and human rights.

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So on June 16, 1858, Abraham Lincoln gave his famous

a house divided speech, one of the most popular political speeches in American history.

And it was in Springfield, Illinois at the Republican State Convention,

where Lincoln was selected as a Republican candidate for the US Senate seat against Stephen Douglas, the sort of personally anti-slavery racist politician.

And he said some of these infamous words or rather timeless words that ironically, tragically, echo through history to our time today and art is just applicable in 2020 to the

question of human rights as they were to the question of human rights in the 1800s

so he says we are now far into the fifth year since a policy was initiated with the

avowed object and confident promise of putting an end to slavery agitation.

Under the operation of that policy, that agitation has not only not ceased, but has constantly

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